ArsTechnica: We spend so much time discussing manufactured controversies about science that it's a bit refreshing to be able to report on a real one. And one has been brewing since late last year, when Science released a report that suggested that researchers had forced bacteria to evolve to the point where they no longer simply tolerated arsenic, but incorporated it into their DNA. The publication quickly attracted criticism on a few blogs that were written by scientists, leading mainstream reporters to dig into matters. Now, the scientific community is having its say in the pages of Science, with eight separate technical comments on the work.
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Won't be truly controversial until you tie it somehow to religion or humans ruining the planet.
it just seems like the series of evolution, were the dna just built up with arsenic to make itself stronger and so that it didn't have to tolerate it any more or that's just what im getting from the article.